What is the plague? The word 'plague' has its origins in the Indo-European word pes, deadly breath, which does not come about by chance, since the spread of the disease is very rapid, as is its outcome. The infected person dies within two to six days, and its spread is equally meteoric. In a very short time, the entire population is, or can be, affected, with a mortality rate of up to 70% of those infected.Scientifically, plague is an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis or Alexander Yersin's coccus-bacillus, named after the French Swiss researcher who discovered it in Ho
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